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Trainings & Consulting

As a clinical social worker, it is my duty to give back to my profession and improve the social work field as a whole. 

Outside of my own professional training, I focus heavily on training other mental health providers so they may become more culturally competent with the populations I serve. There is a lack of adequate mental health care for those who give so much and my ultimate goal is to promote a shift in this system.

I also work diligently to expand mental health treatment and education for first responders. I have provided trainings to first responder agencies in the areas of mental health basics, trauma-informed policing, crisis intervention/de-escalation, and first responder mental health.

I loved this. This should be a course all people take to raise awareness since this is something everyone could encounter- whether that is in private practice having a first responder as a client, working within the departments, legislation, a first responder family member, or even simply encountering a first responder in our daily lives. There will come a point in our lives where we will probably call 911 for help in some way or make a police report, we need to see that first responders are people too who also face challenges and need help in their own way. AND make it acceptable to receive help- not feel shamed.   

Review of

Helping the Helpers: Individual Services for First Responders 

Serving Indiana, Kentucky, Colorado, & Iowa

(812) 610-8428

lindsey@equinoxcounselingandconsulting.com

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis call 988, 911, or go to your local emergency room. 

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